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Recent research by the charity found that over half of the 2,000 respondents
to a survey go online to seek advice from friends when dealing with personal
problems.

NSPCC director and chief executive Dame Mary Marsh said: "Children face real
threats on the internet such as sexual grooming, cyber-bullying, exposure to
violent, pornographic and other unsuitable material and being lured into
dangerous real-world situations.

"Online social networking is part of millions of children's lives. We must
recognise and respond to this reality by helping them to be safer online as well
as helping them to speak out about abuse at the same time.

"Children and young people often turn first to their friends and people of
their own age. They trust them to understand what they are going through. And
they are often very supportive of each other.

"It takes great courage for an abused child to speak out. For many, taking
the first step is the hardest part of the journey in getting help."

The NSPCC poll also found that over a third of respondents had received an
unwelcome advance online, and 46 per cent had given out personal information to
strangers online.

During last year's Don't Hide It programme over a million children went
online to offer messages of support to victims of abuse. This year the NSPCC is
hoping that even more will join, either to reveal new problems or offer support.